Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying
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China has termed deleted from the membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group for India likely those countries that have not signed the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) their membership not included in the agenda of the NSG meeting. Indian media had previously expressed the possibility that the US support NSG has been easing in China’s stance on the membership for India. The Chinese Foreign Ministry is considering the membership of certain countries on the agenda of the description given that the NSG meetings in Seoul on 23 and June 24 but the countries that have not reported their membership on the agenda of the meeting have not signed on NPT. This principle states that had decided a question, the spokesman said Chinese NSG verify that NPT membership is a prerequisite for living. The United States has the nuclear cooperation agreement with India in 2008 NSG support for India’s membership has its own set of rules violation. The condition of China sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty for nuclear supplier’s group membership reminded America (NPT) as the United States was essential. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said can only be the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) to allow member countries to sign the nuclear club. China does not oppose any of India’s NSG membership. The Indian Express quoted Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying India to join the NPT and NS for countries not to sign the T g ‘open’ discussions in this regard. I’ve heard the statement of the United States to support India’s membership Hua Chunying Talking to reporters in Beijing, said, But the United States is one of those countries which have legislation to join the NSG the party cannot be included in the club of nuclear countries not to sign the NPT. We do not target any country in India or Pakistan for membership. He said supporters of the policy of giving priority to India on Pakistan. Equal attitude to be adopted. Nuclear Suppliers will be decided at the general meeting on Pakistan and India requests to join the group Indian Foreign Secretary flew to Seoul to get the support of Member States. The meeting will last two days. 48 countries meeting in the South Korean capital Seoul Nuclear Suppliers Group continues Monday.
